mohair, recycled cotton, 13” x 9”
The second in a series of tapestries where color emerges from the gray in patterns that feel like a secret language. The piece shifts and glows, depending on the light. It invites reflection and beams defiant joy and curiosity in the face of an uncertain future.
Sitoë Thiam is a fiber artist born in Brooklyn, NY and based in San Diego, CA. She weaves 3D forms on 3D-printed looms, knots colorful topology inspired tapestries, and design wearable art from discarded material. Her work is rooted in curiosity and color, and in giving reverence to fiber art as an ancient creative technology.
mohair, recycled cotton, 13” x 9”
The second in a series of tapestries where color emerges from the gray in patterns that feel like a secret language. The piece shifts and glows, depending on the light. It invites reflection and beams defiant joy and curiosity in the face of an uncertain future.
Sitoë Thiam is a fiber artist born in Brooklyn, NY and based in San Diego, CA. She weaves 3D forms on 3D-printed looms, knots colorful topology inspired tapestries, and design wearable art from discarded material. Her work is rooted in curiosity and color, and in giving reverence to fiber art as an ancient creative technology.
